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Her long-form birth certificate and an acceptable photo ID should be all she needs.

It depends upon the program you are applying through and the job you worked, but often work experience while studying doesn't count.

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She should be a citizen automatically due to birth. She should try to apply for a passport with her birth certificate. In order for you to get a UK passport, you will need to apply with her birth certificate (so after she gets her passport), your birth certificate listing her name and your...

I think you can add at least a couple weeks due to the pandemic.

Good luck

I don't know, honestly.

Yeah, all you need is your Canadian birth certificate. So, if you can't find your copy, go here https://services.etatcivil.gouv.qc.ca/declic2/index.aspx?lang=en to get one from the Quebec government. Once you have it, you can apply for a Canadian passport through the mail.

So, from what you've said, it sounds like your children are not eligible for UK citizenship through descent. You would have to have been born in the UK or naturalized in the UK to pass it on. Sorry for the bad news.

It depends upon where you were born. Where were you born?

Answered your other post.

So, first off, keep in mind that nobody knows what is going to happen with the border. Right now the border restrictions are set to expire in November (I believe). But cases are up in many Canadian provinces which strongly suggests that the border restrictions will still exist in January. What...

If you're looking for a professional opinion, you should probably speak to an immigration consultant or a lawyer.

Hi, let me try to clear up the confusion. A "visa" is a travel document, i.e. it is permission to travel to Canada. Your husband is not eligible for a temporary resident visa for two reasons, one of which is that he is already legally in Canada. (The other reason is because is British and does...

There are no specific rules regarding dating sites. For sponsorship, you have to show the relationship is genuine. What "genuine" means is up to the person assessing your application, but proof usually entails evidence of the relationship such as text messages/emails, pictures of you together...

Yes you will. You will need to prove he was a British citizen (naturalization, passport) and you will need to prove you are his son (your birth certificate with his name on it).

Likely documents that can prove you meet the residence requirement. Bills and the like. I've never personally seen one of these requests but my understanding is that they require documentation that puts you in Canada during times you say you were in Canada.

I think you should speak to a consultant or lawyer. I'm sorry I can't answer your question.

It makes you a citizen automatically if you your parents were married at your birth. You need the following to apply for a passport: your father's naturalization certificate (and passport, if possible), your parents' marriage certificate, your birth certificate containing your father's name.

You have to register as a British citizen then. https://www.immigroup.com/registration-british-citizen What matters is whether Nigeria recognized the birth as in or out of wedlock. If you can show that it was considered legitimate even though your parents weren't married, you actually don't need...